Thread: When that day comes where are you going?

Originally Posted by ace

When what day comes?

The day of the Triffids.

Not bothered with death to be frank. I'm too busy doing stuff to think about it, though I suppose if I really bent my mind to it I'd say it's coming to us all in the end, so why worry? IMO the only way to react to something that is inevitable and final is to fill the time you have before it happens with, and focus your energy on, the things you love and enjoy.

James.

I do think I'll have some sort of afterlife ahead of me.
However, I don't much look forward to dying. And I do believe that there is some sort of moral judgement, or some point to it all.

Originally Posted by Jimbo

The day of the Triffids.

Not bothered with death to be frank. I'm too busy doing stuff to think about it, though I suppose if I really bent my mind to it I'd say it's coming to us all in the end, so why worry? IMO the only way to react to something that is inevitable and final is to fill the time you have before it happens with, and focus your energy on, the things you love and enjoy.

James.

Exactly. Your main worry should be about the design of your next razor

I think about dying often. Not being cynical, but its a part of life that is unavoidable. I think our daily struggle isnt a struggle at all. We have it made IMO. Well most of us do. You only lose what you cling to they say. So Im just gonna let it go. I can only control maybe 10% of my life, the rest is fate and destiny. There are too many who have seen the light so to speak to dismiss that. And for children born blind to "see" in a NDE speaks volumes to me about what is after death. Lets face it guys, not a one of us is getting out of here alive!

I'm going downstairs, and I fear it. Have you SEEN whats in my basement?